What's not to love about Midway Deli? First, the food. I love a deliciously huge deli sandwich. It…read moreis a guilty pleasure to enjoy that I frequently forget that I do enjoy because a nice deli sandwich gets buried amongst all of the other equally delicious cuisine choices when I get hungry. I've been a customer of Midway Deli for 20 years and the food and service have never lacked once in all these years. The options for sandwiches are perfect and hit the spot. I love the location in Norman. Driving there through the nearby beautiful neighborhood enhances how special deli really is. I love the options, the ambiance of the seating and space. I love the accessibility of the bench outside with the solar powered phone charger, too. Basically, I love this place and you will, too.

Really excellent sandwich shop, locally placed in Norman. This place apparently holds a lot of…read morememories and has been around for a while, we even saw some Norman-local celebrities when visiting. We visited for lunch on Friday and there was a long line but it moved very quickly and we were able to find a seat with no problems. Outside there was a live musician performing and it was mainly covered. Of course we had to try the Vulcan sandwich (they're known for it) and we also tried a baked potato and another sandwich. We were SO impressed! When they came out, they looked like regular sandwiches but surpassed our expectations with the fresh and delicious flavors. Love this local, casual sandwich spot and would enjoy bringing friends back here.

Stopped by Angelo's Italian Deli today. Place was clean with…read morefriendly service. Got the Rueben sandwich corn beef and melted Swiss with sour kraut and marbled rye bread w thousand island sauce. Was excellent. I took home a serving of lasagna which was so good. Can't wait to try more!

Angelo's Italian Deli - Bethany, OK…read more Every once in a while you walk into a restaurant and leave feeling like you discovered something special. That's exactly what happened on our first visit to Angelo's Italian Deli. I first stumbled across Angelo's on social media and added it to my growing list of places to visit. Since we were already in Bethany for one of my Route 66 adventures, it was the perfect opportunity to stop in. They've only been open about 7-8 months, but I have a feeling they're going to become a favorite in the Oklahoma City food scene. The deli is spotless, organized, and welcoming. We were greeted by Angelo himself. After introducing ourselves and telling him it was our first visit, he happily walked us through the menu and recommended two of their most popular sandwiches--the Reuben and the Hot Pastrami. I already had my mind set on the Reuben, so that decision was easy. My wife ordered the Bianca pizza, made with Alfredo, ricotta, house mozzarella, shaved Parmesan, and a drizzle of balsamic glaze. Now here's the funny part... Anyone who knows me knows I'm not a ricotta cheese fan. Texture has always been my issue. But I promised I'd at least give her pizza a try. My Reuben arrived first, and wow...it disappeared fast. Tender corned beef piled high, perfectly toasted bread, melted Swiss, tangy sauerkraut, and just the right amount of dressing. It was every bit as good as Angelo promised. When the Bianca pizza arrived, I cautiously grabbed a slice. I still pushed a little of the ricotta aside (old habits die hard), but the crust was fantastic, the mozzarella and Parmesan were excellent, and the balsamic drizzle tied everything together beautifully. While ricotta still isn't my favorite, I absolutely understood why people order this pizza. The highlight of the visit came after we finished eating. Angelo stopped by our table and spent several minutes talking with us. He shared stories about cooking in New York City, his years as a chef, and how he eventually found his way to Oklahoma. You could immediately tell this isn't just another restaurant--it's his passion. Before leaving we asked about dessert. He recommended the cannoli first, followed by the lemon cake and tiramisu. Now comes what my wife calls the "Terry Twist." Remember...I don't like ricotta. But cannoli filling is made with ricotta blended with mascarpone, so I decided to trust Angelo. I'm glad I did. That cannoli was outstanding--one of the best I've ever eaten. Angelo mentioned he has the shells brought in from New Jersey, and they were perfectly crisp with an incredible filling. Sometimes the best part of dining out isn't just the meal--it's meeting someone who genuinely loves what they do. Angelo made us feel like guests instead of customers. The dining room is small with several two-top tables, but they do a huge takeout business, and after this experience I can definitely see why. We'll absolutely be back. Food: Service: Atmosphere: 1/2 Overall: If you're looking for authentic Italian deli sandwiches, great pizza, incredible desserts, and a chance to meet an owner who truly cares about his craft, Angelo's Italian Deli belongs on your list. It certainly earned a place on mine.

Amazing and fresh every time. Great location and staff. Small interior but very nice - could study…read morehere if needed.

Great neighborhood café with a wide range of options, from soups and salads to pizza, pasta, and…read morefull entrées. The staff at the counter was friendly and welcoming, which set a nice first impression. However, the wait time was longer than expected -- about 30 minutes for our order. I had a half West Coast turkey sandwich with a cup of tomato soup, while my fiancé ordered the chicken salad sandwich with a side of potato salad. The sandwiches were good and clearly made fresh. The tomato soup was flavorful but leaned a bit too tangy for my personal taste and had a lot of tomato chunks, which may be a plus for some. Overall, a decent spot with good food, though the long wait was a drawback.

Okay, stop for a second…read more You've heard the saying that the best places to eat are often hidden in plain sight? This is absolutely one of those places. I travel all over the country, and I've eaten at restaurants of every kind. But my favorite discoveries are the small, local places that most people drive right past without realizing how incredible they are. This morning I stopped in, had a breakfast sandwich, and spent a few minutes talking with the owner. I can honestly say it was one of--if not the--best breakfast sandwiches I've had in years. I'm not exaggerating. After years of traveling and eating all over the country, this one stands out. This place is a true hidden gem. The food is absolutely outstanding, and the people make the experience even better. If you're anywhere nearby, do yourself a favor and stop in. You'd be doing yourself a disservice by not giving this place a try. I know I'll be back.

Great service!! The owner is very gracious and kind! Today…read morewe tried the bacon boon and the green chile pork burrito. Delicious!! Make sure you take your boon "to church " because that really does it! Also, the blister chocolate peanut butter cookies are pretty good too!!

Spouse and I eat here often to enjoy a Philly Cheesesteak or Chicken Philly. Best in Edmond.read more

Delicious Italian hoagie. Great customer service. They put peppers on the side for me when I asked…read moreif they were spicy.

Taco Tuesday for the win. Cakes are good and the staff is very kind. Highly recommendread more

Stopped to pick up desserts. Menu looked good for sandwiches…read morebut we had already eaten. Purchased to take dessert home. Carrot cake was with a white strange icing and not that good. Chocolate cake was just ok. Lemon bar was good. Alot always looks better than they taste. I will say man working was super polite.

Coming from Seattle, I have a high bar for quality coffee, and 30th St Market did not disappoint!…read moreWe dined in on a beautiful Saturday morning. Yes, dined in! With plenty of seating indoors and out, we had no problems finding a table to accommodate our party of three. I ordered an iced vanilla cinnamon latte that was smooth and creamy, and to go with it the raspberry almond bow croissant. First off, the bow shape is adorable! Filled with raspberry - almond filling and dusted with powdered sugar, the croissants flaky outer layers and doughy inside was the perfect pair to my latte!

(4/5) I stopped by…read more30th St. Market and tried the Italian sandwich. The food was definitely the highlight of the visit. The sandwich was made with fresh bread, quality Italian meats and toppings, and had great flavor throughout. The ordering process was simple, and the food came out quickly with a buzzer system that lets you know when it's ready for pickup. The reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 has more to do with the dining experience than the food itself. The dining area felt pretty warm during my visit. I'm not sure if it was because of the heat outside or if the AC wasn't keeping up, but it was noticeable. There was also a fly flying around while I was eating. Another small issue was the water station. Water is self-serve, which is fine, but the cups provided are extremely small, so I found myself getting refills multiple times. The restaurant is also largely self-service, from picking up your food to cleaning up after yourself. That said, the sandwich itself was excellent. Prices are on the premium side, but honestly not out of line with what places like Subway or City Bites charge these days. The quality of the food was very good, and I'd definitely come back for another sandwich.

Richey's has been in this little food court at research park for a long time now. It's one of two…read moreoptions, but the other side is currently empty. It's convenient if you work in these buildings. Food is pretty tasty kind of diner style. I enjoy the Greek gyro. It can be a bit slow, but my most recent visit was quick. Plenty of seating in the area.

I visited here for the first time in about 4 years. It's pretty much the same. (I really loved the…read moreother dining option that WAS here before. Now it's just Richey's.) I ordered a special, the portobello burger. It was basically an unseasoned frozen beef patty with a few mushrooms. I had to add a LOT of salt and pepper. Others I was with ordered better options. Think I would do a sandwich or salad next time. I don't recommend the burgers. Fries were just OK.